Sentence examples for real morality from inspiring English sources

Other things which are not essentially part of true fairy tales are character, psychological causation, and real morality.

As it is, the play, a dark comedy with real morality at its heart, sometimes seems recited rather than felt.

"This sentiment is one that is applied only to others, never to oneself, and real morality starts with demands one makes on oneself," he wrote.

We said, and we were very much derided for saying so, that only citizenship makes the moral man; that only citizenship gives that self respect which is the true basis of respect for others, and without which there is no lasting social order or real morality.

For Moyers, real morality isn't posited; it is arrived at, so that debate itself is a moral process and ideas part of an ongoing moral exploration.

Maybe it's because the wealthiest among us are afraid to recognize the difference between money and human wealth or real morality.

HERE'S a little real life morality play about suburban life and manners in sedate northern Westchester.

He decided to start at the bottom because, as he expressed it, "the foundation of real human morality lies in mutual respect─and to respect one another it is necessary to know one another".

In the real world morality is nothing but a sea of gray, however in D&D everything is very clear cut.

Hugh Jackman plays Gary Hart in Jason Reitman's real-life morality play.

Critics of the trolley problem say it is too unrealistic to reveal anything important about real-life morality.